Jie mo hui, Jié mó huì: 4 definitions
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
1) 羯磨會 [jie mo hui]—The first group in the nine Vajradhātu groups.
2) 羯磨會 [jie mo hui]—An assembly for monastic duty; also the central group of the Vajradhātu maṇḍala.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
羯磨會 [jie mo hui]—Karma Assembly — [Term] This is the central assembly (中央會 [zhong yang hui]) of the Mandala of the Nine Assemblies of the Vajra Realm (金剛界九會曼陀羅 [jin gang jie jiu hui man tuo luo]). It is also called the Fundamental Assembly (根本會 [gen ben hui]) and the Body-Accomplishment Assembly (成身會 [cheng shen hui]). This is named the Body-Accomplishment Assembly because it displays the original forms of all honored deities. Among the Four Mandalas (四曼 [si man]), it is the Great Mandala (大曼 [da man]) (because it represents the entirety of the body-form). However, it is named the Karma Assembly because it emphasizes the meaning of "action" or "performance" upon the true human body. The second volume of the Notes on the Esoteric Treasury Record (秘藏記鈔 [mi cang ji chao]) states that this assembly contains thirty-seven honored deities, the Thousand Buddhas of the Bhadrakalpa (賢劫千佛 [xian jie qian fu]), the Twenty Devas (二十天 [er shi tian]), and the Four Vajra Holders (四執金剛 [si zhi jin gang]), totaling one thousand sixty-one honored deities.
羯磨會—【術語】此為金剛界九會曼陀羅之中央會。亦曰根本會，成身會。此為示諸尊之本體者，故名成身會。於四曼中為大曼（為身相之全體故），然名之為羯磨會者，以於真實之人體上，作業之義勝故也。秘藏記鈔二說此會中有三十七尊，賢劫千佛二十天，四執金剛，一千六十一尊。
[shù yǔ] cǐ wèi jīn gāng jiè jiǔ huì màn tuó luó zhī zhōng yāng huì. yì yuē gēn běn huì, chéng shēn huì. cǐ wèi shì zhū zūn zhī běn tǐ zhě, gù míng chéng shēn huì. yú sì màn zhōng wèi dà màn (wèi shēn xiāng zhī quán tǐ gù), rán míng zhī wèi jié mó huì zhě, yǐ yú zhēn shí zhī rén tǐ shàng, zuò yè zhī yì shèng gù yě. mì cáng jì chāo èr shuō cǐ huì zhōng yǒu sān shí qī zūn, xián jié qiān fú èr shí tiān, sì zhí jīn gāng, yī qiān liù shí yī zūn.
[shu yu] ci wei jin gang jie jiu hui man tuo luo zhi zhong yang hui. yi yue gen ben hui, cheng shen hui. ci wei shi zhu zun zhi ben ti zhe, gu ming cheng shen hui. yu si man zhong wei da man (wei shen xiang zhi quan ti gu), ran ming zhi wei jie mo hui zhe, yi yu zhen shi zhi ren ti shang, zuo ye zhi yi sheng gu ye. mi cang ji chao er shuo ci hui zhong you san shi qi zun, xian jie qian fu er shi tian, si zhi jin gang, yi qian liu shi yi zun.
羯磨會 t = 羯磨会 s = jié mó huì p refers to [proper noun] “Karma Assembly”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: An alternate name for 成身會 [cheng shen hui] Complete Body Assembly; see 成身會 [cheng shen hui] (FGDB '金剛界曼荼羅 [jin gang jie man tu luo]'; SH '羯磨會 [jie mo hui]', p. 442) .
Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.
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羯磨會 [jié mó huì] refers to: “assembly for monastic duty”.
羯磨會 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] yết ma hội.
[Korean] 갈마회 / galma hoe.
[Japanese] カツマエ / katsuma e.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Hui, Jie mo, Jie, Mei, Mo, Hei, Fu.
Full-text: Jiang san shi jie mo hui, Jiang san shi hui, Gen ben hui, Cheng shen hui, Wan ju, Jin gang ding yu jia zhong lue chu nian song jing, Hui men shi liu zun, Yi fu tian, Jie mo shen, Jiu hui man tu luo, Jiu hui man tuo luo, Jiu hui man tuo luo you lai, Mi lei, Yan mo.
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